Nick + Allie are Getting Married*

September 28th, 2013 - Barcelona, Spain

Welcome!

We're both super excited to celebrate with you in September. We've created this website with details on the wedding and Barcelona in the hope you'll find it helpful.   As always, if you have any questions or need help with arrangements, just email us at us@nicktudor.com .

​If you haven't given us a final RSVP over email yet, please RSVP here.  

And if you haven't done so already, we strongly encourage you to make your travel and hotel arrangements as soon as possible. 

We look forward to seeing you on the big day!

Nick & Allie

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Wedding

  • Poble Espanyol Avinguda Francesc Ferrer i Guardia, 13 Barcelona, 08038 Spain (map)

The ceremony and reception with be held at the Monestir de Sant Miquel in Poble Espanyol in Park Montjuic.  

Getting there

Park Montjuic is an easy cab ride from anywhere in Barcelona.  Ask the driver to take you to Poble Espanyol and they'll know to take you to the main entrance.   

When you arrive

The Monestir de Sant Miquel is at the far end of Poble Espanyol and will be closed to the public for the event.  When you arrive at the main entrance to Poble Espanyol, please inform them you're with the wedding and they'll point you in the right direction.  Also, Poble Espanyol has an entrance fee but it's free for wedding guests so there's no need to buy a ticket.

 About the location 

Poble Espanyol was built in the 1920s as an outdoor architectural museum.  It feels like a replicated small village, with 117 buildings, streets, and squares from all around Spain, reproduced to scale. There are lots of artisan shops, bars, and restaurants, so feel free to arrive early and explore before the wedding.

 

Map to the venue, Monestir de Sant Miquel, from Poble Espanyol's main entrance.

Earlier Event: September 27
Sunset boat cruise
Later Event: September 29
Sunday brunch

Questions?  Just email us@nicktudor.com 

​* Ok, so we'll need to take care of the wedding legalities before the 28th, but this way we get to a) celebrate with our family and friends b) actually say our vows in English  c) have a great excuse for two honeymoons!